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Vlookup
I think I need to use Vlookup, but I do not understand it.
I have a column in my worksheet where names are placed. I have another workbook which is also open (EmployeeList.xls) with a worksheet (Employee_List) with a table of all employees and there associated information. What I need is something which will look at Column A of my worksheet and then go to the other workbook, find that value (Name) and return the contents of column F |
Vlookup
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http://contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html Biff "Patrick Simonds" wrote in message ... I think I need to use Vlookup, but I do not understand it. I have a column in my worksheet where names are placed. I have another workbook which is also open (EmployeeList.xls) with a worksheet (Employee_List) with a table of all employees and there associated information. What I need is something which will look at Column A of my worksheet and then go to the other workbook, find that value (Name) and return the contents of column F |
Vlookup
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you out (I believe!) "Patrick Simonds" wrote: I think I need to use Vlookup, but I do not understand it. I have a column in my worksheet where names are placed. I have another workbook which is also open (EmployeeList.xls) with a worksheet (Employee_List) with a table of all employees and there associated information. What I need is something which will look at Column A of my worksheet and then go to the other workbook, find that value (Name) and return the contents of column F |
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